1/
Trump, Obama, Clinton, Musk, Gates, Beyoncé all on the Epstein list.

If "meeting someone" is a crime, should the entire global elite resign today? Or does your "logic" only apply when it suits your agenda? #Hypocrisy #EpsteinList

2/
Let’s use your logic: If Puri is "guilty" for a meeting, then what about Congress leaders meeting terrorist Yakub Memon during the UPA era? Does that make Congress a wing of a terror outfit? Think before you speak. #SelectiveAmnesia #CongressExposed

3/
FACT: By 2014, Epstein was fully "rehabilitated" socially as no one was aware of 2008 case due to secrecy clauses in bargain plea deal where he practically got house arrest at his home.

High-profile figures met a man the legal system cleared. Puri has only a handful of email exchanges which are appearing repetitively as separate references whereas so many leaders have 1000s of email exchanges.

There is absolutely no wrongdoing or inappropriate conversation in case of Puri. You’re making a mountain out of a molehill because you have ZERO substance left.

@WallStreetApes Important research on this was published in 1977 by Claire Chambers in the SIECUS Circle, and SIECUS still exists, btw: Sexuality Information and Education Council of the United States.

@WallStreetApes SIECUS Circle, Part 2

@WallStreetApes SIECUS Circle, Part 3

Here's a list of all the places Trump is building concentration camps to brutalize non-white men, women, and kids—including many in the US legally and some who are citizens.

Most will be sent to die in places they've never been to or to be tortured by Trump pals.

# = Prisoners.

As this data from the NYT shows, Donald Trump can already kidnap 31,000 adults and kids *at a time* and hold them in WWII-era concentration camp conditions before dumping them homeless and penniless in a foreign country where they do not speak the language and do not know anyone.

And those are the lucky prisoners. Many of the inmates—and remember, publicly released data shows that about 90% of these folks have *no violence in their history whatsoever*—will be sent to countries run by Trump's friends, where they will be caged and tortured purely for sport.

X Money and Ripple 👀

Visa has engaged with Ripple-related technologies to enhance cross-border payments. Recent news indicate a strategic partnership to utilize RippleNet for faster, lower-fee transactions. Elon Musk’s “X Money” has also partnered with Visa for its ….

new digital payments feature allowing users to make peer-to-peer payments and link bank accounts directly within the app.

Already in beta internally on X and scheduled to debut soon —this partnership with Visa enables real-time funding and transfers using Visa Direct, positioning X as a competitor to Venmo and Cash.
#Blockchain #Crypto #XMoney

This is a good shot as the North Tower has just collapsed. Note all the concrete dust - this was deliberately pulverized by explosions on each floor. Note the pyroclastic flow of the dust.

If you want to believe the "pancake" theory that is the Official Narrative, then you

https://twitter.com/prophecyghxost/status/2024289687439839332

have to explain how the 4" slab that was each floor in each tower (just under 1 acre of it) could be turned into complete dust.

If you were to drop a 4" thick slab, attached to a steel corrugated pan, from 1000' in the air, you would have a lot of chunks of concrete, not dust.

Explosives being used to pulverize each floor's concrete ALSO explains why hardly any bodies were found, and any remains that were found fit inside a shot glass.

Why pulverize the concrete? Because the criminals wanted to ensure the clean-up could happen within weeks. Having

Palantir, one of the largest companies in the U.S., with a market cap of $332 billion, is leaving Colorado for business-friendly Florida. How much of the move, potential job loss, and state tax revenue hit is the result of public protests against Palantir by top political leaders from Colorado's Democrat Party & revolutionary organizations such as the DSA, labor unions, Our Revolution, and the CIRC-network? 🧵

January 23rd--Palantir’s Denver HQ was publicly protested “in solidarity” with anti-ICE rallies in Minnesota. Top Colorado Democrats attended, including CO Senator and U.S. Senate candidate Julie Gonzales, state representative and candidate for Colorado Treasurer, Brianna Titonne, CO Senator Jessie Danielson, and Democrat candidate for Colorado Attorney General, David Seligman.

Colorado state Senator and Democrat Socialist of America member Julie Gonzales used a bullhorn to shout her message to the anti-ICE, anti-Palantir protestors. Gonzales wore her Colorado legislature nametag, indicating her address was related to public legislative business. Gonzales celebrated Palantir’s announced move from Colorado.
State Senator Danielson also clearly displayed her legislative name tag at the Palantir rally.

1/ Your body can learn to switch between burning fat and carbs for fuel — but does the timing of when you restrict and reintroduce carbs matter?

A new paper tested this in 24 recreational runners over 8 weeks of endurance training.

A short thread:

2/ The researchers compared three approaches:

• 4 weeks low-carb (≤50g/day), then 4 weeks high-carb
• 8 weeks consistently low-carb
• 8 weeks consistently high-carb

All groups did identical training. The question: would the restrict-then-reintroduce approach work differently?

3/ After 4 weeks, both low-carb groups had shifted their fuel use dramatically.

They burned much more fat and much less carbohydrate during exercise — exactly what you'd expect when carbs are scarce.

But here's where it gets interesting.

1/🚨EPSTEIN'S $25 MILLION EMAIL

Everyone's talking about Kathy Ruemmler leaving Goldman Sachs over her Epstein ties.

Nobody's talking about WHY she was connected to Epstein in the first place.

I've reviewed the federal exhibits. Here's what they show.🧵👇

2/15📧 Dec 10, 2015. Jeffrey Epstein emailed Ariane de Rothschild — chairwoman of Edmond de Rothschild Group.

"i think you will find that 45.5 penalty legal ( kathy plus pillsbury around 10. me 25 ) all less than 80 pretty good." (EFTA00669908) justice.gov/epstein/files/…

3/15 💰 The breakdown per Epstein's own email:

$45.5M — DOJ penalty
~$10M — Kathy Ruemmler + Pillsbury Winthrop (legal fees)
$25M — Jeffrey Epstein

Total: under $80M

A convicted sex offender describing a $25 million fee to himself in connection with a DOJ settlement for the Rothschild banking family.

1/ This is the latest Adventitious Contaminants of Human Vaccines Forum. Please consider giving the hosts @pizzapicklespur and @AWFinnegan a follow if you would like to learn more and please follow Nick’s Rumble Channel. rumble.com/v75q4uw-2026-f…

2/ The first Forum discussion. Audio only. It focuses mostly on origins of SV40 and what Judyth and Dr. Humphries experienced. Please consider giving @DrSuzanneH7 and @Judyth a follow if you enjoy this discussion. This discussion was hosted by @pizzapicklespur & @missyTHX1138

rumble.com/v6ynrnc-2025-a…

3/ This is the second forum discussion. This forum focused specifically on the Herpesvirus family and their relation to diseases and mental health. This was hosted by @pizzapicklespur and @missyTHX1138

rumble.com/v71rjfg-2025-a…

Your iPhone has been hacked if you see THESE 7 signs.

I ignored #4 for 3 months.

Someone in Russia had full access to my photos, messages, and bank accounts.

Here's what to check RIGHT NOW:

Go to Settings → Battery.

Check "Battery Usage by App."

See apps using power that you rarely open?
Red flag.

Especially apps with names like "System Service" or "Background Activity."
That's not Apple.

That's malware.

Sign #1: Battery draining faster than usual.

Hacking apps run in the background 24/7.

They're constantly uploading your data, photos, and location.

This drains battery at 3-4x normal rate even when you're not using your phone

Due to effective Ukrainian counter-battery fire, ruSSian artillery is increasingly forced to switch to more guerrilla-style tactics. This time, they have essentially reinvented the 9P132 Grad-P.
The system is called “Kozerog-1” (Capricorn-1). It is an artillery mount designed
1/

to fire rockets from the BM-21 Grad MLRS. It consists of 3 main parts:
- a platform with stabilizing LEGS
- HORNS for vertical elevation with a subframe
- and launch rails taken from the Grad — up to 6 can be mounted on the carriage.
When disassembled, the Kozerog reportedly
2/

fits easily into a Bukhanka. A 3 man crew can bring it into combat readiness in about 15mins.
The system can use the full range of rockets designed for the BM-21, incl. the 9M22U w/ a range of up to 20km. It features coarse vertical elevation mechanisms as well as handwheels
3/

🧵 1 of 3

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

Federal Civil Rights Lawsuit Alleges City of Columbia Retaliated Against Its Own Employee for Speaking at Public City Council Meeting —

Complaint alleges City officials threatened disciplinary action after employee spoke as private citizen opposing apartment complex proposed next to her home.

Columbia, Tennessee — February 18, 2026 — A federal civil rights lawsuit filed Tuesday in the United States District Court for the Middle District of Tennessee alleges that senior officials of the City of Columbia retaliated against one of their own employees for exercising her constitutional right to speak as a private citizen at a public City Council meeting.

The lawsuit, filed on behalf of Columbia resident and City employee Christy Daus, names the City of Columbia, Mayor Chaz Molder, City Manager Tony Massey, and Human Resources Director Wanda McClain as defendants.

According to the Complaint, Ms. Daus spoke at a public City Council meeting and communicated with elected officials in her capacity as a private citizen and homeowner to oppose a proposed multi-family apartment complex, The Waters Edge at Taylor Landing, planned immediately adjacent to her home. Her statements addressed matters of public concern, including infrastructure capacity, water availability, and the City’s development approval process.

The lawsuit alleges that shortly after exercising her constitutional rights, Ms. Daus was summoned to Human Resources and confronted about her public comments. According to the Complaint, City officials invoked disciplinary policies, accused her of misconduct, and signaled that her continued employment could be affected by her participation in public discourse.

The Complaint alleges these actions were undertaken not because of any workplace misconduct, but because Ms. Daus spoke openly and publicly about a controversial development project and the City’s handling of it.

“This case presents grave allegations that government officials used their authority to retaliate against a citizen for speaking at a public meeting,” said Dustin J. Kittle, counsel for Ms. Daus. “The First Amendment does not permit government officials to punish citizens—or their own employees—for speaking openly about government actions.”

The lawsuit asserts claims under federal civil rights law, including violations of the First Amendment, denial of due process, unlawful retaliation, and municipal liability. It also asserts claims under Tennessee law protecting public employees’ right to communicate with elected officials without fear of retaliation.

According to the Complaint, the City’s actions had the purpose and effect of intimidating Ms. Daus and deterring not only her, but other City employees and residents, from exercising their constitutional rights to speak freely about matters of public concern.

“No citizen should ever be forced to choose between their constitutional rights and their livelihood,” Kittle said. “Ms. Daus, who is a widow and a grandmother, engaged in lawful, protected speech in the most appropriate forum possible — a public City Council meeting — and was then subjected to intimidation and threats from the very government she was addressing.”

🧵 1 of 3

🧵 2 of 3

The lawsuit comes at a time of heightened public scrutiny regarding development approvals, infrastructure capacity, and land use decisions in Columbia. The named defendants include Mayor Charles “Chaz” Molder, who currently serves as Mayor of Columbia and is a candidate for the United States House of Representatives.

Counsel emphasized that the lawsuit seeks not only to vindicate Ms. Daus’s individual rights, but to ensure that constitutional protections are respected and enforced.

“This case is about more than one individual,” Kittle said. “It is about whether citizens can speak openly at public meetings without fear of retaliation from government officials. The Constitution exists to protect precisely that right.”

The lawsuit seeks compensatory damages, permanent injunctive relief prohibiting further retaliation, and a declaration that the City’s conduct violated Ms. Daus’s constitutional rights. The Complaint also requests a jury trial.

Counsel further stated that the filing represents an important step toward ensuring transparency, accountability, and the protection of fundamental constitutional rights.

“The right of citizens to speak openly about government actions without fear of retaliation is one of the foundational principles of our constitutional system,” Kittle said. “This lawsuit seeks to ensure those principles are upheld.”

⸻

Media Contact:
Dustin J. Kittle
Humble Law, LLC
2310 Santa Fe Pike
Columbia, TN 38401
(256) 996-5822
dustin@humble.law

Ashley M. Posey
Humble Law, LLC
ashley@humble.law

🧵 2 of 3

🧵 3 of 3

The filed Federal Complaint in Daus v. City of Columbia, et al. can be found here:

tr.ee/SsUlzYPKHV